5-year extension for the exceptions to the Procurement Code provided for by the decree of July last year, but with modification of the thresholds for contracts without tender. This is what is foreseen by the draft of the simplification decree, still subject to comparison. In detail, the threshold for contracts without tender for services and supplies rises from € 75,000 to € 139,000, while the awarding of works will be subject to a negotiated procedure without notice for contracts worth between € 150,000 and € 1 million, with the consultation instead of at least ten operators only for works with a value equal to or greater than one million.
«I repeat, we are against the fact that we go to the liberalization of subcontracting and to the logic of tenders at the maximum discount. If there are these two things, they are not acceptable to us. We also arrive at the general mobilization ». This was said by the general secretary of the CGIL, Maurizio Landini, to the microphones of Radio 24. “In a country where people continue to die at work – he added – the logic of free subcontracting and the maximum discount are against the safety of people and quality of the works to be put in place. So you go back “
Single superintendency and faster process. Among the other measures in the draft of the Dl a single Superintendency for the works of the Pnrr and a new system of rules to simplify and speed up the authorization procedures, in compliance with landscape protection. The regulatory system will be “innovative”: it will modify the authorization procedures, also with the upstream participation in the decisions on the places where the infrastructures will have to be located, depending on whether they impact on landscape or archaeological protection. activities.
Digital PA: penalties for those who brake. Another novelty contained in the draft of the decree: public managers become responsible for the digital transition of the Public Administration, and those who slow down will be sanctioned according to the seriousness of the violations, from cuts in pay to the loss of their office. Agid will supervise, verify and report the “violations of digital transition obligations” to the Prime Minister for the possible exercise of “substitute powers”. Fines from 10 thousand to 100 thousand euros are also foreseen for those who fail to provide data and documents required by Agid for monitoring activities.